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Saturday, May 30, 2015

Have you ever been drinking whisky and had the thought "man, this is gross and I bet it would be much better if it had been made by a beautiful woman and tasted like her, too?" Yes? Me too! That's why Whisky by X is for us. It's a new and exciting party liquor that is created and made by beautiful women for the men who love them (and whisky and also very confusing ad campaigns).

Welcome to the Friday GIF Party, a new feature we just created that may or may not become a regular thing in which we make a GIF, post the GIF, and then have a party in its honor. For today's installment, we made a GIF based on this photo taken yesterday of Selma Blair and Sarah Michelle Gellar reenacting their Cruel Intentions kiss in front of Reese Witherspoon.Read more...

Today, a senior writer for Entertainment Weekly tweeted out a photo of what he claims was Matthew Weiner's "wish list" for the end of Mad Men. With the knowledge of hindsight, it's about as tragically unfulfilled as a a four-year-old girl's "Dear Santa, Please bring me a pony" letter.

When Joni Mitchell was hospitalized this March, we were given the devastating news that she was in a coma. Our nerves were calmed when it was reported she wasn't in a coma at all, but simply had a "minor medical emergency" and was "getting stronger" every day. Today we've received a new, less calming update: Billboard is reporting Mitchell's hospitalization was due to a brain aneurism, and that she's currently in "very serious condition."

Bruce Jenner will appear on the cover of Vanity Fair "as a woman." This will be Jenner's first interview and photoshoot since announcing that he was transitioning. The spread is rumored to be photographed by VF's staple photographer, Annie Leibowitz. The issue will hit newsstands sometime in the summer. [People]

As feminist student activists fight to expand their circle of vulnerability in collegiate life, Title IX has gone from a law designed to protect college students from sexual misconduct and discrimination to a means by which professors are put on trial for their tweets.